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The Friendship Lane Center for Cancer Care

Licensed RADIATION THERAPIST — New Grad

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A Radiation Therapist uses radiation therapy to treat cancer and other diseases. Works in cancer treatment centers in collaboration with oncologists (physicians who specialize in cancer treatment) and other specialists.

$86,026 / year median in Texas

+16% projected growth

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RADIATION THERAPIST
NEW GRADUATE
Don't Just Start Your Career. Start It Somewhere Exceptional. Friendship Lane Center for Cancer Care | Fredericksburg, Texas You worked hard to become a Radiation Therapist. Now you have an important decision to make: Where do you want to build your career? Your first professional position can shape the clinician—and the person—you become. We are looking for an exceptional new graduate Radiation Therapist who wants more than a job. We want someone who wants to become outstanding at what they do. At Friendship Lane Center for Cancer Care , you'll have the opportunity to work in a professional, patient-focused radiation oncology environment where quality, precision, compassion, and personal responsibility matter. This is an opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, develop your clinical confidence, and become an important part of a team that takes tremendous pride in caring for its patients.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME GREAT AT WHAT YOU DO.
Radiation therapy combines advanced technology with something technology can never replace: human connection. Every day, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference for someone facing cancer. You'll learn the technical side of your profession—but you'll also learn how to communicate with patients, earn their trust, recognize when someone needs reassurance, and become the familiar face they look forward to seeing. Those are the skills that turn a good Radiation Therapist into an exceptional one. And those are the skills we want to help you develop.
WE'RE LOOKING FOR MORE THAN A R
ÉSUMÉ. If you're a recent graduate, we don't expect you to know everything. We do expect you to care. We're looking for a Radiation Therapist who is: Driven. You want to become excellent at your profession. Compassionate. You understand that every patient is someone's mother, father, spouse, child, or friend. Curious. You want to learn—and you're not afraid to ask questions. Precise. You understand that in radiation oncology, details matter. Professional. You take responsibility for your work and the experience you provide to patients. Positive. You understand that your attitude affects everyone around you. A team player. You want to work with people who are committed to doing things the right way. If that sounds like you, we should talk.
YOUR FIRST JOB SHOULD BE ABOUT MORE THAN EXPERIENCE.
At the beginning of your career, you need an environment where you can: Build confidence as a clinician Develop strong patient-care skills Learn from experienced radiation oncology professionals Gain meaningful hands-on experience Develop excellent treatment and safety habits Ask questions and receive guidance Take increasing responsibility as your skills grow Become part of a team that knows your name Build relationships with patients you'll never forget We believe the best way to develop a great Radiation Therapist is to give a motivated person the opportunity to learn, contribute, and grow.
A PLACE WHERE PATIENTS COME FIRST
Cancer treatment can be intimidating. For many patients, their Radiation Therapist becomes one of the most familiar people in their treatment journey. You may see the same patient every day for weeks. You'll know their name. You'll know their personality. You'll know when they're having a difficult day. And eventually, they'll know they can count on you. That relationship is one of the most rewarding parts of being a Radiation Therapist. If you chose this profession because you wanted to make a difference in people's lives, you'll have the opportunity to do exactly that here.
WHY FREDERICKSBURG
?Build an exceptional career. Live an exceptional life. Fredericksburg offers something increasingly difficult to find: a great place to practice medicine without the pace and impersonal feel of a major metropolitan hospital system. Located in the Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg combines a sophisticated community with a relaxed lifestyle, outstanding dining, beautiful scenery, outdoor recreation, and a strong sense of community. For someone beginning a career, it's an opportunity to establish yourself professionally while enjoying the kind of lifestyle that makes you excited to come home at the end of the day.
NEW GRADUATES
THIS
IS FOR YOU.
You don't need ten years of experience. You don't need to have every answer. You don't need to be the finished product. You just need to be someone who wants to become exceptional. We'll value your education, your clinical training, your perspective, and your potential. And we'll expect you to bring the qualities that can't be taught in a classroom: Integrity. Compassion. Curiosity. Discipline. Reliability. A genuine desire to help people.
YOUR CAREER IS JUST BEGINNING.
You have a choice about where you take it. Choose an environment where you can learn. Choose people who will challenge you to become better. Choose a place where patient care matters. Choose a community where you can build a life. Choose a career—not just a job. Friendship Lane Center for Cancer Care 753 S. Washington Street Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 New graduates are strongly encouraged to apply. If you're ready to become the Radiation Therapist you want to be, we'd like to meet you.
Pay:
$32.00 - $40.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance Application Question(s): Are you licensed in the state of Texas?
License/Certification:
ARRT (T) Certification (Required)
Work Location:
In person